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  1. magicpaul

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    I am reading:

    The Writers Journey, by Chris Vogler

    It's about the third time I've read it and I learn something new every time. Top stuff! :D
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    Hegemony or Survial - Noam Chomsky

    been reading this bad boy since xmas! its a tad heavy.
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    Just finished Clive Barker - Coldheart Canyon. Beautifully perverted :evil: :)

    Just started Luke Rhinehart - The Dice Man. Well funny :D
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    but so much more thought provoking than michael moore.

    michael moore's books are like bloody comics :eek:
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    You are the British Noam Chomsky
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    nah I'm for the state of israel... he'd see us zionists gassed ;)
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    So is it just Sharon you dont like?
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    i've not read a book that isn't related to my degree for a long time now.

    boo! hiss! for degrees that require massive amounts of journal and textbook reading. ;)

    therefore technically the last book i read was:

    Selwyn's Law of Employment by Norman Selwyn

    and the last non-factual book would be the first harry potter book which i read well over a year ago now. :(
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    I nevere read but decided to read the Lord of the rings a few months back! Read it in a few weeks. Sheer class. Much better than the films.:)
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    Nah no where near! The two ive read, Farmer Giles of Ham and Tree and Leaf, are short
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    Im reading 'the sexual life of Catherine M'....a book my flatmates mother bought her for christmas which is actually quite rude...but also has a lot of interesting perspectives in it.

    am also reading an anthology of world war two poetry...which i love :love: :)
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    And always such interesting titles!!! :D Ill giv it a look hun, thanks for the recommendation! :wink: :D
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    Can anyone reccomend me any books about war etc?
    I fancy a read.

    Thanks:)
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    Not a prob

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